Russell Wilson was benched by the Broncos late in the 2023 NFL season; the team has not decided what to do with him, although the Super Bowl champion has expressed a wish to remain in Denver.
In the Sunday night “I Am Athlete” podcast, which was made available to listeners, Wilson was open about his expectations for his future with former Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall.
Wilson remarked, “Honestly, after everything I’ve been through over the last two years, I’ve got more fire than ever.” “Wherever it may be, including Denver. It’s in Denver, hopefully. I’m hoping to get to the end there. There, I made a commitment. I desired to be present. I would want to attend.
With the Seattle Seahawks, the 35-year-old outstanding quarterback defeated the Denver Broncos in the Super Bowl XLVIII championship game. Wilson stated that he hoped to capture another title.
It’s all about winning to me. I aim to win two Super Bowl titles in the next two years. I want to experience that trophy’s chill once more. I adore Denver and all that it has to offer, but you also want to be in a place that is welcoming to you. My only concern is winning; that is what I want to accomplish.
ESPN analyst Robert Gryphon III would want to see Wilson go with the Patriots in order to help them rebuild their offence if the Broncos and Wilson do decide to part ways. The Patriots might target other seasoned signal callers in free agency if Wilson isn’t available.
